Annapurna Labs, an Amazon company, is seeking a talented FPGA Development Engineer to join their team focused on building accelerator services. This role sits at the intersection of hardware and software development, working on high-performance solutions deployed in AWS data centers globally. As an FPGA Development Engineer, you'll be responsible for the complete lifecycle of FPGA-based accelerators, from design through deployment. You'll work with cutting-edge technologies like AWS F1/F2 platforms to enable hardware acceleration in the cloud.
The position offers an opportunity to shape the future of cloud hardware acceleration, working on projects that directly impact AWS customers. You'll be developing RTL designs, creating customer examples, and building internal accelerators. The role requires deep technical expertise in FPGA development, system architecture, and hardware debugging. You'll be part of a team that values operational excellence and customer experience, working in a fast-paced environment that pushes the boundaries of what's possible with FPGA technology.
Key responsibilities include developing complex RTL designs, troubleshooting hardware issues, implementing verification testing, and delivering accelerator designs to external customers. You'll also be involved in defining product features, establishing performance benchmarks, and providing technical leadership in hardware architecture and design reviews. The role requires strong communication skills, as you'll be presenting technical information and reporting on development status to management.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about hardware development who wants to work at the forefront of cloud computing technology. You'll be part of Amazon's innovative culture, working with a team that's dedicated to delivering world-class customer experiences through hardware acceleration solutions. The position offers the chance to work on challenging problems, learn about data center infrastructure, and make a significant impact on AWS's hardware acceleration capabilities.